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Cops: W. Babylon boy died after adults supplied alcohol - Newsday

It was a carefully thought out but ultimately deadly New Year's Eve plan. Two high school students not yet old enough to shave pay two adults to get them a bottle of vodka, Suffolk police said. Both boys pass out in below-freezing weather after ...

Who says breath tests don't lie? She does - Pioneer Press

Rightly or wrongly, the Intoxilyzer 5000 has made its share of enemies. Florence Courington says she never expected she would be one of them. Courington was a flight attendant when she was pulled off duty last year moments before a scheduled ...

New laws meant to aid safety - Madera Tribune

The California Highway Patrol says motorists should be aware of new laws passed by the Legislature and signed by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger that go into effect Thursday. "The overall safety of the motoring public is our primary concern," said CHP ...

Texting while driving will be illegal - Sonoma Index Tribune

Last year, the Legislature banned talking on one's cell phone without a hands-free device while driving, but it made no provision for texting while driving. The Legislature rectified that and as of Jan. 1, it will also be illegal to write, send or ...

New Drunk-Driving Laws Take Effect on Jan.1 - Mountain News

(As part of our continuing focus on the societal problem of drunk driving, we present the following summary of new laws involving driving under the influence). Of the numerous driving-related laws that take effect on Jan. 1, four key statutes will ...

New year brings new laws - Inyo Register

With the new year comes a plethora of new laws for California and as of today this means no more texting while driving or selling hallucinogenic Salvia to minors. Students who bully other students in the real, or virtual, world can now face possible ...

Lawyer: 3rd teen helped get vodka before boy's death - Newsday

The purchase of the vodka drunk by two 14-year-old West Babylon boys on New Year's Eve , one of whom later died, was facilitated by a third teen from the neighborhood, said the attorney yesterday for one of two men accused of supplying the alcohol ...

Some new state laws actually make sense - Antelope Valley Press

The state Legislature, when it's not busy screwing up the budget, churns out laws at an amazing rate. Some are silly, some make sense. Among the new laws that will take effect on Jan. 1, the one that seems to be getting the most publicity is SB 28 ...

Texting ban, other new laws take effect - Gridley Herald

New laws are in effect as of January 1, 2009, with the most publicized among them being a ban on text messaging while driving. In July of 2008, talking on a cell phone while driving became illegal. This new law makes it an infraction to write, send ...

Drunk driving a crime - The Journal Group Online

ALARMED by the increased number of vehicular accidents invol-ving drunk drivers, Buhay party-list solons urged their colleagues in the House to pass a measure that will make driving under the influence of alcohol a crime. House Bill 5497 or the Anti ...

The RAPS4 Alcohol Screening Test (About.com)

The RAPS4 alcohol screening test is a four-question quiz designed for busy clinical healthcare offices that has been shown to be effective in detecting alcohol dependence in the past...

RIDE program proving its worth, MADD says (The Brockville Recorder and Times)

The president of MADD Canada insisted Monday the RIDE spot-check program remains a critical tool in keeping drunk drivers off the road. And its effectiveness [...]

Briefly in Tompkins (The Ithaca Journal)

Ithaca High School students Jacob Evelyn (senior) and Mary Eloundou (sophomore) were awarded first prize and third prize in an essay competition to celebrate the French Presidency of the European Union, which ran from July-December 2008. Janet Bowman, French language teacher at Ithaca High School, learned of the competition through the Cornell Institute for European Studies' outreach program. ...

top stories (Sonoma Index-Tribune)

Last year, the Legislature banned talking on one's cell phone without a hands-free device while driving, but it made no provision for texting while driving.

Specialized care for older adults (Worcester Telegram & Gazette)

The Martha Stewart Center for Living at Mount Sinai Medical Center in New York is like no medical clinic I've ever seen. It is brightly lighted and quiet - there is no television blasting. It has wide corridors and plenty of comfortable chairs with sturdy arms, and yet few people wait more than 10 minutes to see a doctor or nurse practitioner.

Lawyer: 3rd teen helped get vodka before boy's death (Newsday)

The purchase of the vodka drunk by two 14-year-old West Babylon boys on New Year's Eve, one of whom later died, was facilitated by a third teen from the neighborhood, said the attorney yesterday for one of two men accused of supplying the alcohol.

3rd teen probed as family grieves (Newsday)

A third teen facilitated the purchase of the vodka drunk by Garrett Quedens, who later died, an attorney for one of accused men said.

Full Transcript Of Stephanie's Interview With Government (Wrestling News)

Below is a transcript of an interview government officials conducted with Stephanie McMahon Levesque on Friday, December 14, 2007 largely regarding steroid use in World Wrestling Entertainment. McMahon also goes into great detail on the behind the scenes aspects of WWE.

Dark side of anthrax suspect revealed (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune)

FREDERICK, MD. - Inside the Army laboratory at Fort Detrick, the government's brain for biological defense, Bruce Edwards Ivins paused to memorialize his moment in the spotlight as the anthrax panic of 2001 reached its peak.

Portrait Emerges of Anthrax Suspects Troubled Life (The Sarasota Herald-Tribune)

The anthrax investigation yielded nothing more than a strong hunch that Dr. Bruce E. Ivins was the perpetrator, a Times examination found.